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Model Railroader Magazine 1970 March This is N scale Track planned for evolution
Model Railroader 1970 March
BILL OF LADING
This is N scale. Model by Herb Schaetzlein. -34
Scratchbuilt Shay has one commercial screw.
Track planned for evolution. By John Lukesh.-36
The "complete" version shown is just the beginning.
Louis Garde's live steam in France.--42
Locomotive in 1:20 ratio took 12,000 hours to build.
Lathes. By Carl Traub.----44
A review of lathes suitable for railroad modelbuilders.
Contacts galore. By Jack Work.--49
How to have hot frogs in switches and crossings.
Scratchbuilding a streamlined passenger car. By William R. Clark 50
You can use the same methods to build any streamliner.
Corrugated metal storehouse. By Carl Williams.54
Design makes one combined or two separate structures.
Improved turbine performance. By Richard Rognsvoog.64
Tie the two drives together for smoother starting.
Let's model the Johnson bar. By C. S. Small.-64
The reverse lever controls the power output.
Let wheels clean themselves. By W. A. Gardner. -70
Fluid dispenser looks like a prototype flange oiler.
Dennis Allenden's French 4-4-0.72
The Model of the Month Award.
Prototype drawings and data: Fairbanks-Morse H-16-44 locomotive. - Maximum-traction truck: Brill Eureka. - Truck-mounted brakes for freight cars. Elevated railway structure.
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